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r*W Sister: Mary Kehoe Cahall vr Wife: Lucile Marshall Kehoe, born ,1894 (?); married to Dr. Kehoe June 11, 1920; died Dec. 18, 1984 . Daughter: Kathleen Kehoe, born Additional facts about Dr. Kehoe Attended Ohio State University in 1914 Attended University of Cincinnati (Medical Sciences) 1915-18 Attended University of Cincinnati 1919-20 (received M.D. degree) X .1 1919- 20 Pathologist at Cincinnati General Hospital 1920- 31 Assistant Professor of Physiology (College of Medicine U.C. ) 1931-39 Associate Professor of Physiology (College of Medicine, U.C. ) 1939- Research Professor of Physiology (College of Medicine, U.C.) ' 1937 Fellow, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (U.C.) 1931- 65 Director of Kettering Laboratory (College of Medicine, U.C. ) 1948- ' Director of the Institute of Industrial Health (U.C.) This graduate school led to the Degree of Industrial Medicine and was for the graduate training of Industrial Physicians. 1948 Professor of Industrial Medicine in the above Graduate School See file A-Am (old correspondence) 1925-58 Medical Director of Ethyl Corporation ? . ` Chief Medical Consultant, Associated Ethyl Co., Ltd., London Dr. Kehoe became Medical Director of Ethyl Gasoline Co:'.'1in 1925 and retired from Ethyl Corporation in 1958, at age 65. He retired as Director of Kettering Laboratory July 1, 1965. In March, '1971, while in San Francisco, Dr. Kehoe suffered a severe stroke. KT 0013985 M.D., 1920; Resident Pathologist, Cincinnati General Hospital, 1919; Pathologist, Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati, 1920-24; Assistant Professor Physiology, College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, 1921-31, Associt Professor, 1931-39, Research Professor 1939-49; Director of the Kettering Laboratory from 1930 to July, 1965. Professor of Occupational Medicine, Director of University of Cincinnati Institute of Industrial Health from 194 to July, 1965. Director of Department of Preventive Medicine and Industrial Health from 1948 to July, 1965. Professor Emeritus of Occupational Medicine since Sept., 1964. Medical Director of Ethyl Corporation from 1925 through 1958; National Consultant, Surgeon General, U. S. Air Force; Fellow Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Cincinnati, since 1937; recipient Kilgour Prize, 1920, Knudsen Award for 1948-49, Award of Technical and Scientific Societies Council Cincinnati, 1952, Award of American Academy of Occupational Medicine, 1957, Mellon Award of Air Pollution Control Associt: 1960, Public Health Federation of Cincinnati Award 1963. Fellow American Medical Association (Member, Vice Chairman (1949-) Council on Industrial Health), American Public Health Association (Member of Governing Council (1955-), Member, Royal Society of Health, Industrial Medical Association (Director 1941-44), Fellow American Academy of Occupational Medicine (President 1949); Member American Association for the Advancement of Scienc American Physiological Society, American Industrial Hygiene Association (Director 1940-43; President 1945), American Chemical Society, Central Society for Clinical Research, Ohio Academy of Science (Vice President 1939, 1960), Ohio State Medical Association, American Association of History of Medicine, Cincinnati Academy of Medicine, Air Pollution Control Association of America. Alpha Omega Alpha, Sigma Xi (Vice President 1934), Alpha Kappa Kappa. Clubs: University, Literary, .Queen City (Cincinnati), Cosmos (Washington, D. C.). Contributor of numerous articles to scientific publications, also chapters in reference works on industrial hygiene and toxicology. Home: 345 Resor Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45220 in order to give Dr. Benison a very good idea of the vast number of projects with which Dr. Kehoe was involved and the great number of people with whom he was in contact. In addition to the above material, I have also included with Dr. Benison's copy a list of Dr. Kehoe's publications, along with a reprint 9f a Xeroxed copy of each publication, also a. copy of Dr. Ashe's article "Robert Arthur Kehoe, M.D." and a copy of Mrs. Irene Campbell's article "The House That Robert A. Kehoe Built." Where there were extra copies in Dr. Kehoe's files regarding interesting bibliographic material on Dr. Kehoe, the work and the facilities of Kettering Laboratory and the Kettering Graduate School, I included these with the material for Dr. Benison. In addition to the office files, the big safe in the hall, and the files in the hall, I have looked over some of the material in the big closet in the secretary's office. I would appreciate being able to finish this. There are also scads of things on two small tables in Dr. Kehoe's office. While I haven't checked this material, I know a lot of it deals with the book (in progress) on the human experiments. The contents of the bookcase in Dr. Kehoe's office shouldn't be of any use to the historian. Most of the material are old work books on experiments and books that can be given to our library. In Dr. Kehoe's outer office, there are a few wooden boxes which I think should be opened and inspected. Date : September 30, 1985 . I have completed going over all the material in Dr.'Kehoe "'S office and it is being transferred to the historial's area in Wherry Hall. ' ' Kjr 0013987 N16638.01